A frustrated homeowner describes a long-standing issue with a Queen Palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) showing brownish scurf on the spear (new growth). Previous expert responses promoted a commercial product (Atomic Grow) and dismissed the problem. The user rejects the product recommendation and seeks a definitive diagnosis.
The exchange deteriorated; the expert declined further engagement, stating they do not handle palms. The homeowner was advised to consult a certified arborist for an on-site evaluation.
When expert advice seems evasive or product-driven, seek a local certified arborist or university extension diagnostic lab for unbiased, science-based identification.
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